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Poll Results
| Option | Votes |
| What are you talking about? How about your bridge club and your ladies groups and your parties and your daytime programs | 2 |
| That's different. | 2 |
| If you can't figure that out for yourself, you're stupid. | 1 |
| Yeah, Dad, what is there to life? (life?... life?... life?... life?... life?... life?... life?... ...) | 1 |
| Admit it, Mom, you don`t trust me. | 1 |
| Yes? | 1 |
| Don't argue with your mother. Just shut up and listen. | 1 |
| I'm sorry, Mister Cook. You better come down to the station house. Your son is dead. | 1 |
| You better be home at ten or don't bother to come home at all. | 0 |
| Ma, I'll be home at eleven. | 0 |
| (Ed.: OK THIS IS THE BARE FALSETTO BREAKBEAT PART. C'MON JAM IT) Things GET a LIT-tle EASI-er, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAAAAAAAND | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| When I was your age, I was working twelve hours a day, six days a week helping to pay for the food and the rent. | 0 |
| I don't understand, what's that got to do with me? | 0 |
| (echo-ey solo hippie angel) "Things get a little easier, once you understand." | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| Oh, God. (cries to fade) | 0 |
| He died of an overdose, | 0 |
| Dead... How? | 0 |
| Yes? | 0 |
| You have a son named Robert. Robert Cook, age seventeen? | 0 |
| Mister Cook? | 0 |
| (cut, dead silence) | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| Son, there's a little bit more to life than joining a group and playing the guitar. | 0 |
| Hey, Dad! Did you see my new guitar? I joined a group! | 0 |
| You're wasting your life away with the foolish things. | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| Don't "oh, Ma" me. | 0 |
| I don't want you in that neighborhood. | 0 |
| But why? | 0 |
| I said, no, you can`t go. | 0 |
| But, Mom, all my friends will be there. | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| Come on, Ma. What do you want from me? | 0 |
| He knows I`m not feeling well, and yet he doesn't take one second out to help his mother. His only concern is for himsel | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| Forget nothing, you'll do as I say as long as you're living in my house | 0 |
| Forget it, Dad. That won't change anything. | 0 |
| I'll be expecting you to get a haircut by Friday. | 0 |
| Why, what's wrong with that neighborhood? | 0 |
| I don't like the kind of people living there. | 0 |
| Oh, Ma. | 0 |
| Don't you have things to do in the house? Don't you have any homework? Why don't you sit down and read a book? | 0 |
| To my friend`s house. | 0 |
| Where are you going now? | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| Just curious. | 0 |
| What`s that supposed to mean? | 0 |
| Are you sure no one kept you company tonight while you were babysitting? | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
| Nevermind. Some day, you`ll thank me. | 0 |
| Why, what's wrong with them? | 0 |
| THINGS GET A LITTLE EASIER, ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND | 0 |
― Mackro Mackro, Friday, 15 August 2008 15:51 (seventeen years ago)
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